Topic: $10k???? - page 6. (Read 20060 times)

Tell that to 1.5billion Chinese people....

I honestly think the 10k is not gonna reached at all, its just way too much for the bitcoin in my eyes, its just such a large amount.
The max what the bitcoin can reach in my eyes is the 5k in the upcoming years..

I think $ 10,000 would not be achieved in four years. probably in 2025 bitcoin prices will exceed $ 10,000. we expect only bitcoin prices will increase further.

Of course the 800 dollar will happen we are not far from it anymore so I really have no doubts about that..
Its just a matter of time before this will happen.

going $10k is too hard i think
but i can predict in 2016 can reach $800 per 1 bitcoin

Hmm, a lot of people either weren't here for the last 2 bubbles, and/or can't think logarithmically.
We're hitting $10k this year. It's a bit obvious. Hold on to your horses. 

We are not gonna reach the 10k this year, maybe in a long term but we can predict this right now ?
No, we cannot predict this and its all a matter of time before we know it.

Present price hike suggests that the price will go higher beyond our expectations in coming days, it will not reach $10k but surely the spike indicates that $1k will be achieved very soon.

It would be much better for the price to rise sustainably. The price has risen 50% in the last 30 days.

If bitcoin touches to $800 by the end of this week then I think 1000 usd is possible to achieve at the time of halving, and if it does then price will be much higher at the end of the year.

I agree with this. $1000 is not a problem for the price in December. We just need the price to rise slowly from now on.

Bitcoin surely has potential to achieve that price in future but we don't know when that exact moment will come but $1k is surely possible to achieve in this year.

$1000 is the price for this year, $10,000 is the price for 3-5 years. It also dedends on the adoption and innovation.

Yeah that price is too much to be expect $10k will take more years to be or we maybe just surprise these next years will be a more big price rise because of its uknown users and investors added everyday.

With the current rate of rise of the bitcoin price, it is possbile for the price to be $1500 in December.

$1500 could be a price for early next year, or this time next year. $10,000 is the price for 3-5 years.

$10k is something a very big price when we think about most users expectations. Most users expect a price around $1500 to the max on halving. Now with recent increase continuing people have got some extra hope that price might touch $1500 but not at all $10k.

We are not going to reach that high value and that is because Bitcoin needs a long time to rise to that high and the value of Bitcoin was already stable for a long time.
So it needs also time to recover until it can jump or something so we need some patience for it/

5 years is a long time in the history of crypto currency. The bitcoin has risen 1000 times in the last 5 years.

I will make an outlandish guess. It will be interesting to see how this plays out in a year's time. Perhaps I will update then.

We will see a spike in price after the halving, followed by volatile waves of selling and buying and the mother of all short squeezes. If - and I don't know if this is possible - but if the price can consistently rise and stay between $1200-$3000 USD for at least 2 fiscal quarters - let's say to Thanksgiving? -  we will see 'explosive percolation' - there will be such liquidity and price stability that we will see an increase in fiat flowing into and through bitcoin from various sources which will cause demand to increase and shoot up to perhaps $10K-$50K-$100K in a surprisingly short period of time (yes, BurtW, I know your model says it can't go that high this soon, I respectfully disagree .

I'd expect this to be led by, say, FX currency traders using BTC as a hedge for their trades (the FX market is measured in the trillions of USD), or the BTC supply curve being rapidly recalculated by 'Mr. Market' after first the halving and then the Lightning Network launch. These events will in turn force coins off exchanges and out of the hands last people who'd be willing to trade at $3000 per BTC, and we all realize just how many coins won't sell for that price (or presumably any price) because they're inaccessible/lost/in hands of people who will never sell. That recalculation of both supply and demand will in turn kicks off the FOMO train, and the dumb money will flood in.

The road to $10K and beyond lies through a sprint to to the $1200-$3000 range after the halving. Hang on to your butts, things are juuuuuust about to get interesting.